Order Protection Violation Illinois

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If you are the petitioner in an Illinois protection order case, you can verify service through the sheriff or court clerk. If your ex is aware of the order and violates it, he could be in violation. However, if he was unaware, it may not be considered a violation. The order itself wont cause you to lose custody, but violating it could impact your custody rights. Consult a local attorney for personalized advice.

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Petitioner
I understand, you're the petitioner in an Illinois protection order case and you're concerned about a violation. Could you specify what the violation is? This will help me provide more accurate information.
How can I find out if my ex refused to get served for an order of protection
In Illinois, the sheriff or process server should provide you with a proof of service or non-service. You can also check with the court clerk. If they refuse service, the court may allow alternative methods of service.
My ex called the cops today to get the kids but would he be in violation if he didn't know
In Illinois, if there is an active order of protection and your ex is aware of it, he could potentially be in violation. However, if he wasn't aware, it may not be considered a violation. It's best to consult with a local attorney for advice specific to your situation.
Could I lose my kids because i have an active order of protection for them
In Illinois:
- The order of protection itself won't cause you to lose custody of your children.
- However, if you violate the order, it could impact your custody rights.
- Contact a lawyer for personalized advice about your situation.